Very timely, there's an article in this week's The Economist specifically about how AI is creating a mini-boom, not just in data centre infrastructure but even in white collar jobs that were supposed to be going away (e.g. paralegals).
Totally agree. In my consulting work and while I’m using AI extensively to create ‘first drafts’ I’m finding that while editing the drafts I’m having myself force fit certain ideas into what the AI has recommended. In other cases where I use AI to help me group common themes, a lot of meaning is lost. Believe a big challenge now is AI over-dependency that is limiting our creative and in depth thinking.
Definitely over-dependency is an issue. I am trying to counter it going more and more analog in my hobbies and even day-to-day activities (eg, piano, karate, reading physical books, talking notes on paper, etc)
Very timely, there's an article in this week's The Economist specifically about how AI is creating a mini-boom, not just in data centre infrastructure but even in white collar jobs that were supposed to be going away (e.g. paralegals).
Jevons Paradox indeed!
Totally agree. In my consulting work and while I’m using AI extensively to create ‘first drafts’ I’m finding that while editing the drafts I’m having myself force fit certain ideas into what the AI has recommended. In other cases where I use AI to help me group common themes, a lot of meaning is lost. Believe a big challenge now is AI over-dependency that is limiting our creative and in depth thinking.
Definitely over-dependency is an issue. I am trying to counter it going more and more analog in my hobbies and even day-to-day activities (eg, piano, karate, reading physical books, talking notes on paper, etc)